“…A lot of studies have investigated the growth of these attentional networks in the children having atypically development such as children having an attentional deficit with or without hyperactivity disorder (ADHD; e.g., Adolfsdottir, Sorensen, & Lundervold, 2008;Kratz, Studer, Malcherek, Erbe, Moll, & Heinrich, 2011;Mullane, Corkum, Klein, McLaughlin, & Lawrence, 2011), or bilingual children (e.g., Antón et al, 2014;Yang & Yang, 2016), or children with chromosome 22q11.2 deletion syndrome (e.g., Stoddard, Beckett, & Simon, 2010), or in the children with an high-functioning (e.g., Greene, Colich, Iacoboni, Zaidel, Bookheimer, & Dapretto, 2011). The IGC have some particularity in their cognitive development (Kerr & Multon, 2015;Porath, 2006;Vaivre-Douret, 2011). However, as far we know, no study has investigated the development of the attentional networks in children having a high intellectual potential.…”